Downtown! (Philadelphia, PA 1999) - Trainman1971

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    This is a video compilation (recorded by trainman1971 and uploaded with his permission) of the many buses that operated in Center City Philadelphia in May 1999. Every one of these classic SEPTA and NJ Transit buses in this video had been retired since.
    Visitors include
    SEPTA
    -Neoplan AN440 (almost every variant but mainly the 3000 series)
    -NABI 416.08TA
    -Volvo B10M articulated
    -Silverliner II
    -Silverliner III (as Airport liners)
    -Silverliner IV
    -Push-pull consists
    -Kawasaki B-IV
    -Kawasaki Series 100 LRV
    -ADTranz M4
    -various paratransit vans
    NJ Transit:
    -Flxible Metro-B
    -Flxible Metro-D
    -MCI MC-9
    -MCI MC9-B
    -Eagle 10
    PHLASH:
    -Orion II
    -Orion II CNG
    -Ford E450 cutaway
    Greyhound:
    -MCI MC-9
    -MCI 102-D3
    and many other surprises
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  • @libertubey2199
    @libertubey2199 Před 8 lety +19

    It's amazing how much changes there have been within the last 17 years. The Neoplans and Icaruses are long gone, as are the Flexibles, the 1980's era articulated buses and 1960's era GM bus. The PATCO trains are virtually being rebuilt, the orange masks on the Broad Street trains are being reduced to small single stripes and the trolleys all have LED signage and automated announcements. The NBC-like melody and female voice has been replaced by a three not touch tone and man's voice. Most, if not all of the train stations have been or are in the process of being renovated. What a great look into a not so long ago past.

    • @daniel022209
      @daniel022209 Před 5 lety +4

      I really miss those Market-Frankford Line Almond Joy M3s.

  • @shirellehill1738
    @shirellehill1738 Před 7 lety +7

    The Volvo articulated buses were my favorite!!! I used to love to ride those and I grew up across the street from the depot where they were kept.

    • @wallyprice515
      @wallyprice515 Před 5 lety +1

      I never even rode the volvos we only had 50

    • @enolamsamoht
      @enolamsamoht Před 2 lety

      They remind me of San Francisco's old M.A.N articulated buses.

  • @clintgates7526
    @clintgates7526 Před 7 lety +11

    Best SEPTA CZcams video ever.

  • @taylorjames8398
    @taylorjames8398 Před 4 lety +3

    Man.....i remember this like it was yesterday.....the old red white and blue, the roll signs on the kawasaki100se......the silverliner iv is still going strong

  • @remie4494
    @remie4494 Před 8 lety +3

    By far one of the best period piece compilation of #NewJerseyTransitBuses including the #EaglesBuses, #MCI 9As and Bs, great Greyhound Equipment, #Flxible Metro Bs and Ds, wow!! So happy to watch this!!

  • @hiltonlive32grnrngr
    @hiltonlive32grnrngr Před 2 lety +1

    1:09:01 I miss when the Kawasaki Trolleys used to have those roll signs. The white Helvetica font were a lot easier on the eyes than the orange digital signs the trolleys use today. In fact, all of Septa back then is SO much better and more fun to ride than it is today actually.

  • @11kful
    @11kful Před 2 lety +1

    The scenery and routes have changed a little.
    The Chestnut Street buses don't stop at Independence Mall anymore.
    Some of the NJ Transit Routes don't go into Philly. anymore either.
    PATCO changed their fare riding system, gone are the magnetic tickets, just like SEPTA's tokens and paper transfers. Man, I miss those prices: 75 cents btw Downtown Philly & Downtown Camden,
    going to the Gallery and South Street was like too easy.
    SEPTA's Neoplans, NABIs, and NJ Transit's MCIs, and Flxibles are a WOW!
    I wish we had footage of Market and Chestnut Street in the 80s.

  • @KevinCNYC1991
    @KevinCNYC1991 Před 9 lety +9

    This is a great video. Buses like these are now either very rare or extinct.

  • @wallyprice515
    @wallyprice515 Před 5 lety +3

    I grew up on this era

  • @RedArrow73
    @RedArrow73 Před 5 lety +7

    Downtown is pronounced, "Sennur Siddy".

  • @rayizm3
    @rayizm3 Před 3 měsíci

    Good ol' days weren't as crazy as it is today.

  • @jasoncrable6025
    @jasoncrable6025 Před 5 lety +5

    Y'all guys said their goes that news van again Lol!

  • @jamesbarno9541
    @jamesbarno9541 Před 7 lety +8

    Bring Back So Many Memerios

  • @malcolmwhite6637
    @malcolmwhite6637 Před rokem

    This video gives me flashbacks! I was a mechanic (3rd class) for S.E.P.T.A. for 14 years and recognize a few of those Neoplan buses that I may have worked on at some point! I saw an older GMC bus also..(60's)...some of those were around when I first started with the company!! What was even crazier for me was seeing that Krapf's coach near the end years after leaving S.E.P.T.A. I would end up there! Those Neoplans were a good bus..the NABI's or Ikcurus...(spelling)....were junk.....good video!!

  • @bluer68
    @bluer68 Před 8 lety +5

    When NJ Transit had REAL buses.......nowadays is Nabi 416.15s, Neoplan AN59 artics, and MCI D4000s

    • @urbancombat1000
      @urbancombat1000 Před 7 lety +1

      bluer68 I like our neoplans I wish we had 40ft version along side our novabuses

    • @calvincrews3885
      @calvincrews3885 Před 6 lety +1

      Now we have mci D4500 commuter coaches with the lousy Cummins ISX 12 engines with the WB 500 R Gen V Allison Transmissions by NJ transit and private bus operations in NJ

    • @wallyprice515
      @wallyprice515 Před 5 lety +1

      With buses we have today u can't hear no engine

  • @guildrich
    @guildrich Před 8 lety +4

    Oh snap! I didn't even know that SEPTA also had those Volvo B10's back in the day. I always thought NJT was the only one in America with those buses.

    • @KevinCNYC1991
      @KevinCNYC1991 Před 8 lety +1

      +guildrich SEPTA and Samtrans in California had them. RIPTA in Rhode Island had about 50 of the 40ft versions. OC Transpo in Ottawa almost bought Volvo artics in 1985.

    • @wallyprice515
      @wallyprice515 Před 5 lety +1

      @guildrich I used to see a lot of them artics during my first two years in middle school and septa kept some until the republic convention in Philly in the summer of 2000 they only had 50 volvos in service

    • @enolamsamoht
      @enolamsamoht Před 2 lety

      @@KevinCNYC1991 busses. Wonder what stoped them from buying?

  • @QuadroNVS
    @QuadroNVS Před 7 lety +6

    awww man, power 99 ad on the front of that bus....soooo 90's lol. I have always wondered if these buses had the a Detroit Diesel Powerplant in them because it sure sounds like it.

    • @RRansomSmith
      @RRansomSmith Před 6 lety

      QuadroNVS everything back then did, but different model engines. NEOPLANs had 6V92, NABIs had DD50.

  • @mo2k638
    @mo2k638 Před 3 lety +2

    Me and my cousin ran into beanie sigel in downtown Philadelphia it was either 99 or 2000

  • @johnissoevil
    @johnissoevil Před rokem

    I hung out in Philly a few times in the Summer of 1999. So many memories.

  • @urbancombat1000
    @urbancombat1000 Před 9 lety +4

    So yall Nabi was the bus that had the Logo on the window in the back I knew it

  • @urbancombat1000
    @urbancombat1000 Před 9 lety +3

    Omg 14:42 the jersey cruiser those our MCI workhorses in Jersey

    • @urbancombat1000
      @urbancombat1000 Před 8 lety +1

      The Eagle coach was a short legend in our roster. I wonder if there's a video in Atlantic City at this yr. I seen one 2002 with the first 95 novabuses wit the old color scheme

  • @bernierobinson5346
    @bernierobinson5346 Před rokem

    I miss the sound and look of the Neoplan buses.

  • @Victorkingchampion
    @Victorkingchampion Před rokem +1

    Back when the 16 was still the C bus.

  • @frankies6770
    @frankies6770 Před 6 lety +1

    I was a rookie cabbie in 1999 what memories

  • @humansavages832
    @humansavages832 Před 5 lety +1

    I wish someone had a video of the Connecticut transit buses in the 80-90S.

  • @vinnybruce2874
    @vinnybruce2874 Před 6 lety +1

    Oh I called them that banana buses they bring back memory the ones with the sound original all original I miss those

  • @blue9multimediagroup
    @blue9multimediagroup Před 4 lety +1

    Those error codes to start the video LMAO
    And happy belated birthday Joe

  • @warrencrosby2620
    @warrencrosby2620 Před 8 lety +7

    The old phlash went everywhere!

  • @warrencrosby2620
    @warrencrosby2620 Před 8 lety +1

    the old krapf thomas on the parktown i assume? and what was that GMC fishbowl bus on?

  • @Wins_And_Losses
    @Wins_And_Losses Před 3 lety

    Crazy to see 3400 Series Neoplans back then and now present day 3400 series Excelsior. 20 years old in 99.

    • @DashTransit
      @DashTransit  Před 3 lety +1

      They would’ve been 10 years old in 1999 since they were 1989 models, but I know what you mean I feel the same way when I think about it. Same with the 8xxx new flyers when the 8xxx used to be RTS buses

    • @Wins_And_Losses
      @Wins_And_Losses Před 3 lety

      @@DashTransit No I mean I was 20 years old in 99😂😂

    • @DashTransit
      @DashTransit  Před 3 lety

      Ohhhhhh
      Makes more sense

  • @christophercrafter2609

    8727. Neoplan CD bus 8727. That was an ex Germantown depot bus. I probably grew up riding that bus.

  • @jasonhowie6875
    @jasonhowie6875 Před 9 lety

    Classic!

  • @vinnybruce2874
    @vinnybruce2874 Před 6 lety +1

    Oh wow the 1997 buses I remember this

  • @calvincrews3885
    @calvincrews3885 Před 8 lety +1

    that was amazing except the one thing I've seen every buses but the greyhound mcimc9 and those are mcimc12 buses from 1991 -99 and mcimc9 crusader ii coach buses from 1978 -90 the 1982 -84 mci mc9a and mc9b commuter transit buses the 1989 eagle AE 20 commuter transit buses the 1988-90 flxible metro b suburban 40096,6t and the 40102 6t the 1993 &94 flxible metro d suburban 40102 6c and ADB buses but awesome video of Philadelphia

  • @cheezst8ke
    @cheezst8ke Před 7 lety

    at 50:00 is the train shed for the old Reading Railroad.

  • @chrislozada8252
    @chrislozada8252 Před 9 měsíci

    I was 3 years old in 1999

  • @truckspotting7473
    @truckspotting7473 Před 5 lety +1

    Is that a septa nabi I'm not talking about the Neoplans

  • @daniel022209
    @daniel022209 Před 7 lety

    how come you never went to Frankford Terminal and videotaped? that also would have been great.

    • @DashTransit
      @DashTransit  Před 7 lety

      Do you mean back in 1999? The person who created this video did in fact go to Frankford Terminal back then. However, there is a lot of footage of Frankfrod from the 90's already on CZcams (look at the MFL and Trackless videos).
      If you mean overall, I have a few modern videos of Frankford currently on CZcams.

  • @CaseysTrains
    @CaseysTrains Před 8 lety +1

    29:38 Bentley Arnage At the time worth 375,000 now worth $150,000

  • @GeneralHawk505
    @GeneralHawk505 Před 7 lety +1

    Wish there were some Almond Joys....

  • @calvincrews3885
    @calvincrews3885 Před 6 lety +1

    Those white buses are the MCI 102EL3 or E4500 before the J4500 was named in the 2000s this is the good coaches back then before the hi technology buses came into work

  • @TrainSounds
    @TrainSounds Před 8 lety +1

    Why did they get rid of that chime at 1:06:42?

  • @jaylenbernard1237
    @jaylenbernard1237 Před 5 lety +2

    No Flyers at all 😌

    • @DonJuan-xe5pd
      @DonJuan-xe5pd Před 4 lety +2

      Jaylen Bernard this was taken in 1999, the D40LFs didn’t roll in until late 2001

  • @user-fn1hz2mt9j
    @user-fn1hz2mt9j Před 3 měsíci

    39:45

  • @ItzAngieRaven1999
    @ItzAngieRaven1999 Před 6 lety +1

    1:22:27

  • @lucianoretrodigital
    @lucianoretrodigital Před 7 lety

    ótimo vídeo parceiro! convido a conhecer meu canal, se gostar se inscreva, retribuirei com a maior satisfação! grande abraço.